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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28
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We will be prepared after Jan. 10th to
furnish flour in any quantity for cash or
exchange, also mill feed Of different kinds
and corn meal, either at the mill or at on
warehouse in Woodstock.
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As illustrating the intensity of the cold
snap through which we have lately pass
ed, young gentleman, living in Clarke
county, near Summit Point depot, Valley
Branch B. & o. r. r., says he saw some
cattle drinking water through strawS
they being afraid to ven ture into the
pond on account of the danger of being
frozen fast.
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Bees for Sale.

have twenty odd hives Of Italian bees
in American movable frame ldyes, for sale
at reasonable figures. Apply to
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MAE R1kp.

Bv Rev. II. Wetzel at his residence, on
the 18th of Jan. l-97, Mr.. Jonas w. Coli
man and Miss Alberta Frances kibler,
both Of Shenandoah county.
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1887.
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Oiled

Departed this life December 9th, lss6,
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and Henrietta Hammond aged ) years
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

Keen your family well supplied with
aSellers' Cough Syrup" Use IL ia time !;
Won will avert bronchial and pulmonary
affections. % cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

Now, according to the Tirgiiians prop
osiiion, take of the tax" quoted above,
from the price Of the articles IN question
and you will have tie price at which they
would be sold without tariff. Is the
Tirginldn in favor Of "taking or the tariff
abovei fit is, and it can convince our
hard worked farmers that that would mean
GLOW taxes" Memo will swallow a dshrag
and the VirginidH may indulge in a "Vir-
ginia reel" It certainly will not dare to
come before its readers, (the majority of
whom are farmers) advocating repeal or
even "reform" in the tariff mentioned
above, when it considers the present low
prices and after it has asserted that the
price of the article would be diminished
by the same amount that the tariff was
diminished Those articles named are
only few quoted at random as an exam
pie. Many more could be, and will be
| brought out il necessary.
Last week we were made to say "it'
date is oorered with that instrument" Fol
covered" read "co-eval."
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War


At the coming Spring election our peO-
MIA will be called upon to choose 'ne ,O'
loving important officers Two clerks'
init and county, treasurer, sheriff. CON-
s.onwcalth's attorney, three commission ,,
a 49, ~ the revenue. and big lot Of small
- oe,cers. The fight is likely to be a
S.,v lively one, and the active oanvasslo :, z
80 tbe many aspiraEts will probably Ca"
out large vote.
BEAD i-Orapges IS cts. per dozen
soren pickles % cts. 4 cans Una D jean
a. Cts eta: ? ene-lb. boxes mustard saro'ne'
- 80 tobacco 30 and IS cts. per ID
% Gus W. @. Barron.
NJ. John Funk, County Supervisor iol
- - d;atrict, has bought the well known
s's''s farm, situated a short distance
s sSa'n uaurertOwn, this county and =, y
In soon take up his home 'nsfs. l.''
s c' i one Of the best upland estate e Z
=, -, ts..t seetipn Of the county ana Is :, =
N '-,s re.pa most delightful and a., Dc
mo bou,e The price paid was S'''0''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

TINE TABLE Is. Il q. X. R.-Now seized.
ule taking effect May 7, 1886. Trains
leave Woodstock as follows:
EAST BOUSD.
4is Passer ger and Freight 49,. 2.iS p. To-
40 Express and Mail. 1882 "
4AG " and Way Freight. ~ o. M
44i Through Freight ....... 9.Ol p. ~
WEST BOUND.
4i3 Through Freight...,-...... $50 a. N
400 Passenger, Mail and Express 2.l- p III
AS d" aud Way Freight 2.53 "
Az and Freight. 7Ol
Only Sunday trains arc ilj and ~
All trains carry passengers.
For any particulars apply or write
to me. IL. b. CHAPMAN,
Agent u. Il o
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

Itch cured in 30 minutes ny wOolfords
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
bv IRwiN, BRos. & Co, Druggists, Wood
stock, Va IApr' Jo-iy'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

"a lady had the flesh eaten on her arm
hv scrofnla. Could see the snews work.
;9o or. Lindsey's Blood Searcher' cured
ber.S J.Ralston, Elderton, Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28
my establishment in aisOnbng' 49, i"h "o'
1aTragS BUggiS. PlaGtOT -Four Passenger OITIilSSS,
1897. THE SUN. 1887.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

Six lbs. choice laundry soap for Is cts.
w. c. Barron.
Large boxes Of smoked herring 80 and
40 cts. per box. W. I. barron
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

The late warm snap has knocked the
bottom right out of most Of our country
roads. and those who are so unfortunate
as to be compelled to haul heavy loads
over them say that they put on strong
harness, lay on the whip, yell ont some
remarks that they don't care to remember
and then leave the result to the gods oil
battles" SO far all the loads intended for
Woodstock have gotten through, but by
the time this paper reaches our readers
we expect to hear of the roads beng
hopelessly lined with stalled teams, moth
ING being visable but the tops OF the
wagons and the ears Of the horses, while
the condensed oatbes and other remarks OF
the drives will be seen hanging like a
blue fog over the roads, and the smell OF
sulphur or birthstone will be enough to
strangle the better class Of the community.
But it will all be over when the "Robins
nest again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

ur. JACKSON. W.. June l.. l--G.
IN Uoor,.i.rn Sham Engine and Ndchine
UOiks:
Ccntlemca. We the undersigned take
,lea.nre In stating that the II horse pow
rr Traction Engine lately purchased by
Anthony -. Miller of your agent Mr.. ;.
+. Mooney drew into our town to-day
train OF 3 wagons loaded WIN DARK ="
conn. fron Drllinger's Gap over an eN-
tremely rough mountainous road IN fact
as ronsh mountainous road as there is Que
in Shenandoah county
We hereby certify said wagons ann
bark weighed twenty thousand eight
hundred aud ninety lbs. -
re. ALEXANDER
Weigh Master
TOMAS,
Ill. KOONrI,
]. A. HELLER.
lime Is. '-6. Tyr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

Potomac herring three dol lars per Dbl. !;
S1.5O per half-barrel. Lake fish and Po-
temac shad very cheap. w. G. Barron.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

Mr.. NJ. Francis, Of Washington, ID. c.,
has discovered sure cure for Headache.
1t will cure any case in thirty minutes
The ingredients may be had at any drug
store, and at small cost. Mr., Francis
will send the receipt and full directions
by mail to any one for one dollar. ANY OF
our readers that suffer with headache
should write to him and get the receipt.
The firm of J. n. Davis, at Quicksburg,
this county, has been changed by the adj
mission of Mr.. Chris. Zirkle as partner.
Mr.. Zirkle is well known to our people as
an energetic and upright business man,
and the people of Quicksburg and sur
rounding country will soon find that they
have a bonanza in the new firm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

The communication entitled "Hamburg
Dots is not published because the writer
fails to give Us his name. This is onr
;nvarlable rule, as from some OF his re-
marks. our Hamburg correspondent seems
TO thoroughly understand. OF course we
do not want the name FOR publication,
but only as a guarantee of good faith and
we will publish the articles over any
nom de plume the writer may request. Bnt
tho real name must always accompany
the article TO insure notice from us.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

Mr.. Michael Long, an old resident OF
Page, and one of the wcalthiest citizens
of that county, died at his home near
Alma. in the above named county, on
Tuesday, of last week. Mr.. Long was
snpposed TO be worth over 100000, the
bulk of his estate being in land. lie
leaves a widow and a son and daughter to
mourn the death Of kind and loving
husband and father Mr. Long was long
regarded as one of the most upright and
pnblic spirited citizens of his county, and
be will be greatly missed by large circle
Of friends and acquaintance.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

To Europe and other postal Union eoun-
tries, rs cents per month. As an adver-
Using medium its value is, Of course, III
proportion to its immense circulation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

If you want o lot Of ii nware for littS
money, 20 TO VIC BarrOhs'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

The Martha Washington Tea Party Will
give their annual church festival in Bur-
ners Hall, Tuesday evening, February
22nd. 1857, and will serve oysters in the
best style, ice cream, cakes, &c The
proceeds will be devoted to completing
the Lutheran Church Of this place. This
is that same party which is so noted for
their satisfactory manner in which 1t
serves its patrons. We are assured this
entertainment will in no respect fall be-
hind its predecessors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

A reader of'the prophetic goose bone
Tins f,retells the weather for February
During the month of February there will
not be any very cold weather bat it will
be rather disagreeable month with
SHOWS and rains. A few cold days will be
all that February will contribute to win
ter. An early and decided thaw is among
the promises of the bone. The February
thaw will overflow the mountain streams,
and disastrous floods may be looked foT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-28

If some one is not killed while crossing
the railroad track on the Fsrnace road, at
the mouth of the cut at the south end Of
town, it will be a miracle. The road
crosses directly at the mouth Of the cut
and il is impossible to see or hear train
until it shoots out like a cannon-ball from
the mouth Of the cut Railroad men as
well ~ others consider it the most dan
gerous crossing on the road. Many thrill
ing escapes have been made at this point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
Giip properip Go Get.

I OTIS to let in great variety; also offices;
IL some very low priced.
ELEGANT new decorated h uses in 131st
IL and 1924 sts 7th and 9th Elevated
station. owner, 10 East l2yth.st.
LNOR RENT Three new fOur-stOry high
sioop dwellings 2Ox65 with extension. 91i4; cabinet
finish hardwood nrtclsss respect 9th Bonle
ward and 9Th decorated desired will be rented low
frstcass tenant private families only l. IA. GRAIL.
owner room 10, Times Building.
j nished l2thst 6tlave board for gentleman aud
wife taken for rent Address Tribune Uptown once.
1928 broadway.
VTO LET.-NOs. 81 to 81 West 97th-st., new
four story and basement houses. decorated. ct
responsible parties antOr premises
b. +. ROMANO. Jk, Owner. 20 kAssau-sL
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REAL ESTATE
e1rsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

a. receavsd 1t the Exchange yesterday OF Senator
fiunkitrs bin amending the Isnemen' mouse Jaw 80
ntv seuod By tho Governor provides that the Item r
Inr tho omen space shall apply to corner lots special
~. nv rarmit nom Board Of Health Yesterday WAS
Tnsv dav at the Exchange The trading was chiefly In va
lots Ess Sss sss Ss
cvnstone and lot ~ feet north Of Tweny
GO David M r (.
Sod No 1876 West and twonty seventhst ior
S0So TO the plaintiff IN foreclosure o. 1 0 ot
SesWsen Ninety third Ninety fourth brought 100
fwees and the 9culeysra SrossIt Int SANE
&aeh The were considered fair to Un od
S sS s t Ss sa
cry brick building 4oI4s 1t was sold in o one
lot The bidding started 81 s?o 900 and ran up S ssms
otiopeer sold in partition $50 East One
rents for about 400 and sold d % a. a 600
SssS no ~ ThrdaSe is dys,tSry SenSls
Srcf renting for $500 1t sold for s-ooo
value Of % Ta II Sa e ss N s
At the tTs SSSso
three wears ago oliver sold this property for
% psss :S sold os
Ave- east side between Onehundred second and one
and 9o e k Sa and
' and IN each In
John B. smyth sold valuable leasehCd interes, in No
4 taaSs en s S5Sk
to run With o lH F. also
3od No liz East sxiyhirdst north side between Ninh
And Tenth story brownstone dwelling ot iasA
satisfaction expressed at the prices realized TOT
the choice OF stands reported In EAU
sSS%s q h' 1sa
pursued by the officers"
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NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION r OF n REp0 1kp
sfEyf sHSEG
Public notice hereby given by tho Comptroller 81 'n os
city NowYork section OF chapter n con-
hS on s lss ooor. Of tho
by Court IN tho matter Of the
Of ss a Hn 10 ch S,ss' AZ e. NJ the
acquiring the right Of or sns rp ,se North
aS ssI az
1S ih See eH OF conapSson special
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re M s sn s4s = Term as%.
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IN .e matter Mach was h's lss
The oee o. sa Controller on q. s s'n d kept
IN tho Raresn Of the Clerk Of Arrears the C 9, NsW
S I ss 81 ss : "s Ss
pursuance Of the provision, ., a ssrepy given
sad Ass,r%S, Of 70
are to % p.s IN sns sn sna css
thirty days from the Of March 1897 without
alter ihs ,aa act T nr be
taken 70, the Enforcement, and , sGIssoh ZIG same
And not paid within thirty DAYS thereai,e oas be
the rate OF sss, per n the same are paid all
such shall mol be paid Wn rnsd Tor tRe
m hs @ ss lab ss spSf % tSs
q n sns ispsa aS OF March, The saa
Compiroer hereby authorized anG aiieeis h.
hs the sosso on o. unpaid ra
shall be signed By the said C3mprone "wYorh sald
wssrant o. s uf eaSmana the IRON the per
ns 1oa them rsspsctyoy With nere al me rate o.
eight centum per annum ron Of said
port Of Tor Al, lay Of Mafes tsn ~
pursuan to the prov'EiSppws aad nnS9' toaw
CITY York Finance Department. comp'r0ne' oN'''
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fslp manIso
fssal NotifeA

1OuRT OF COMMON PLEAS F0K TnE
u CiTY AND COUNTY OF NkW;;rVSahN;- NNhHRBAcH
RIISN JR, Plaintiff, against SOA|oS''
and Others Defendants =, ,orac,osure and sale duly
III w ~ shoye entitled action and bearing uaso in Tho
Say Of Apri 1887 tie under signed tae AZ he kea
u " ppani named will sell at uUc anction 20 ~ GS
SAN saul, and Auction Roo Limited Sos sv y, aur
~ an he ity of NewYoIk on the zsln uay o he
iioefy o.. y, noon by James Wells "a
100, AZ IN .a,S mento ned and therein ueS0
thai lot Of land with the ba dng thereof na described
ate CITY OF Newforx anu the south side OF Forty
nn At two hundred and ninety six zgol sV running
Ssnee south pa ale With Tenth ave aaS pss west parallel
p EoSy twontysix feet four inShss rty wall one
ariei with Tenth AN Taruy thIousn Frty ninst
,s ave inches To ,outL edo OF roy ,mcnas q,
a ,hcnoe east along w-n Elk tee' i'"' "
the pOnt Of beginning 80
Dated New.York April o ioo r,NcpErN Referee.
w & LEWIS Plaintiff Attorney,
'" las Nassau.st New-fork
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4musements.

rAs sEESSHhs EHE 5 5SSISI SHE5 Sse etyBs r
,..,. a, sonnSsrsbs Union square and ChIckerlng Hall
CTICKERING HALL. Chickering Hall.
Next saturday .I,; sss anil Is. April u.s. 1887
;sYMPuoNIc CONCERT.
FRANK yAS PER EIss sT ySNNTE
New, nS Ssn:Fs !: s * sr
NHICKERlNG HALL. ,,,,.,wo
TTG S!RAXy A AssE4HssoSS. 1 HffHHiiIss.
These vii, b. Nine soiIGsss appearances tn S'"
ss tsI .sss admission e. For
sale sV At scSr%crs and the -
ERENCH AND GERMAN LECTURES at the
L BEnLITz school, OF Ia! tAN So s.sts5
Ale ssGnd ns!sHf,epss o ssp': SO PEA TERM
I YCEUM THEATRE: 4th,aye; & 2sd,st; S:lo
$3s$s$E wES& ##H
s.is SY y fSHiiRs
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN;
EVERY A SFT E55sV r IfEHSSSsasA
GREATEST SHOW SN EAT EARTH w,ru
coMBINEEPp t t9R TT65R5Itpf IT1yG GFsS WITH
GREATEST TEST" OF III GREAT s HI,.S Roman
Now presenting i HifiiP'Po i5f
with all it's thrilling and daring racea NATL.
Terrific Roman Thrilling Roman PS sass
sisss ES s isss''
Wonderful Aquatic Feas twice daily conontly WIN 'n'
Beckwiths Champion swimmers.
pertlous Performances the FlyinK GVmnasum.
Three Rings Double Mcnageries. Museums. &C.. and
Grand Roman Racing Circuit 49,
A Double programme OF Over 100 Acta
King Theebaw's Wonderful Hairy Family , su,va,
s The Boxing ElephantCJoh,n LIS l. su Gnam
William Henry and Agnes Beckwith the CeeDratod Sn~n
pion Swimmers
Forepaughs Blondn walking the Tighsrope
Tho Silbon Troupe OF \eri~ii"'~
Jumbo,s Life-like Reproduction. ., xcao,v
UNIV His Big skeleton and Alice. the Elephant WIDOW
ih' D0 eo IN s Herds of 80 Trained Elephants
Chinese Prin with small feet. ~, ,,...a co,,
300 Performers 1000 Novelties, 100 Acts .,,.,
General admission everything 50 cents l4tn;avs sne,
chdrsn under IL. chairs si2 single boz seats
ca Box Office open from 9 to 4 every day
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
wi Mr. HENRY e. ABBEY respectfully announces WV
farewell OF opera In this city OF
NINE. ADELINA PATTI
NINE. ADELINA PATTI
TO-NIGHT-LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOk.
With the following cast rr,
Lucia ....................MME ADELiN,A p pga
Ausa o. he, Pnente
Edgardo. "u''o
SATURDAY MATINEE.-......-.-........... MARTHA
Admission ST. Family Circle 81.
THALIA.-ThOmas success INSPECTOR bTae,
i z,g Thursday Thomas Benefit Elmer von nnsere beus
und Guten Morgen Herr Fischer. Friday SATURDAY =" ~
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flals ano Rooms 60 Let.

THE MOST CONVENIENT and desira.
n. BILE ocaon the city Thes elegant apartment WIN
MI Russian baths and al room. ne.ofh
led are now huiahe Apply premises Open VI 80 70
The rv.ning 2O32ll East i4th.-t JOS. SCHwAHILfh
A PRIVATE FAMILY, occupying their own
N house will lot n large handsomely FURNISHED room
without board gentlemen only reference 40 west zistst
PARTMENTS for gentlemen only; every
N convenience and service rent 5000 finest iooa'o IN
citv. cumberland Broadway 9th anil I'D ~ inqute
sn5erintendent or r. A. CRUIKSHAEK co. l76 Bway
At REDUCED rem IS.-Apartments OF
seven or eight rh and bath in good order door
attendanoe 90 corner SAT a. and Ierngtonave IUaton
desrabe and convenient Third and sixth ayes L. ROAD
stations l. J. CARPENTER. al fAberty-st ana iisi Oh
Al ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW ;
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIC RECEIVED J. ~ =
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS B,oadway' corno, ,n anHa
nr.tsi until . D. $50 Broadway between twenty
and twenty third ats until "a. Soo eel IVY r
ST corner Eighth 1852 Sirthave 1913 fonttn ave- '
mel Fourtoonth.st 100 Thirdaye corner ffyseVehs"'
0o7 Third ave sisteth.st
ELEGANT APARTMEN rs in tho Lispenard,
IL o. East SGhsr.-tigh rooms all Hight parties hi
ing mmcd rehr $50 osio" W
commence May /. Apply 10 JANlToR on promises
EORHAM APARTMENT HOUSE, 10 East
N iethst corner BToadway.To let and room unfur
nishod apartments. with bath. steam he IT. etc